@ I'm so glad, thank you! My favourite part is the item about "not forgetting God even for a moment" - the idea of being aware of your lifeforce in the background to your life events, the animating presence, as often as possible. And Eckhart's comment that if you master that, you've fulfilled your purpose here.
@@HologhoulEgo means god. There is only one ego and that is god. He, who creates a new god and accepts his ego as existing and serves his wishes. The first and only condition of being a Muslim is to believe that there is no god but God. The Sufis took this one step further by saying that there is no existence other than God. It is significant that a Muslim scientist discovered the number zero. It is the existence of non-zero, it is relative. If you string millions of zeros, it gains value only if it has a leading one. He is one god, he has no partner, his existence is his own.
@@barisozcan24 That is a subjective view. Mine is that you're assuming 'God' is an individual entity, and a male one, due following teachings that have been put upon you from a young age. Embrace spiritual teaching from a broader angle rather than limit yourself to only what you've been indoctrinated with.
@@HologhoulThe ego has been given to the only living thing among beings that has the ability and consciousness to carry it. Of course, it gives the chance to experience it with this will. Then the human discovers the ego and dissolves it in the real ego by abandoning it. God is the greatest artist and you watch it on the wings of a butterfly or a peacock, on a piece of nature that looks haphazardly untouched by human hands. The unconscious human ego, unfortunately, broke the religion from its original and turned it into an identity for its collective ego and nationality. Throughout history, the Sufis have suffered the greatest persecution from the members of that religion, and they have always implicitly expressed what they say.
